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Understanding Diptychs: When two is better than one
- Aperture: f/1.4
- ISO: 1600
- Shutter Speed: 1/50 s
- Focal Length: 50mm
- Camera: NIKON D700
So you’d like to start doing diptychs? Dipt-what?? What’s that? Let’s forget Google or Wikipedia for the history lesson and dip into the specifics. WHAT’S A DIPTYCH?!? A diptych is a subtle pairing of two photographs either side by side or one above the other with a specific relationship between them. Through analogies, associations, repetitions…
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Exploring New York City: Blue Hour on NYC Skyline from Gantry Plaza State Park, Long Island, Queens
- Aperture: f/8
- ISO: 200
- Shutter Speed: 13 s
- Focal Length: 38mm
- Camera: NIKON D800
I love New York! Every trip to this city is filled with excitement and an opportunity to discover new locations to photograph. So what was my excuse for being there this time? Well, rejoicing with some actors friends and attending the NYC Fotoworks portfolio review. As a professional photographer, one of the key element for success…
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Exploring New York City: A walk on The Highline Park with the Nikon D800, Chelsea, NYC
- Aperture: f/8
- ISO: 400
- Shutter Speed: 1.6 s
- Focal Length: 26mm
- Camera: NIKON D800
On my last trip to NYC, while attending a portfolio review at the NYCFotoworks event, I had the pleasure to spend two evenings at the highline park located between the Garment district and Chelsea district in NYC. Built on an former elevated rail line above the streets of Manhattan, the park was founded in 1999…
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Pro Tips: How to create a simple low key dramatic portrait
- Aperture: f/11
- ISO: 200
- Shutter Speed: 1/250 s
- Focal Length: 135mm
- Camera: NIKON D700
Looking to create a dramatic portrait using simple lighting? look no further… This week’, we’ll be exploring how to create just that using a simple lighting setup…. enjoy! 1. Light Setup This light setup is pretty straightforward. Background is a black seamless and the talent, Olivier, stands about 4-5 feet in front of it….
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